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What words have the root word manere?

The Latin root word "manere" means "to stay, remain, abide, endure, last." Here are some words derived from "manere":

Direct Derivatives:

* Mansion: A large dwelling, especially a stately or luxurious one.

* Permanent: Lasting or intended to last for a long time.

* Remain: To stay in a particular place or condition.

* Remnant: A small part or amount of something that is left over.

* Tenement: A rundown and overcrowded apartment building, especially in a poor area of a city.

Words with Prefixes:

* Emanate: To come out from a source.

* Immanent: Existing or inherent in something.

* Inherent: Existing in something as a permanent, essential, or characteristic attribute.

* Permanent: Lasting or intended to last for a long time.

* Remnant: A small part or amount of something that is left over.

* Remains: The body of a dead person.

Words with Suffixes:

* Endurance: The ability to withstand hardship or pain for a long time.

* Maintenance: The process of keeping something in good condition.

* Permanence: The state of lasting or being intended to last for a long time.

This is not an exhaustive list, but it provides a good starting point for understanding the various ways in which the root word "manere" is used in English.

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